Former Ohio State wide receiver Emeka Egbuka was selected by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the first round of the NFL draft on April 24. Tampa Bay took him with the No. 19 overall pick. Overshadowed ...

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WCMH) — The second night of the NFL Draft has come and gone with three more Ohio State players selected. Fans returned to Lambeau Field Friday night for rounds two and three ...

Ohio State's 2025 NFL draft class was projected to be a historic one, and that's proven true in the draft's first two days. The Buckeyes tied a program record with seven first- and second-round ...

It s**ks,' Trump wrote about Wall Street Journal after it said Chin won this round of the tariff war. Trump had to deal with two negative verdicts -- one from a Fox News polling that said his ...

Ohio State was the best team in college football ... ends JT Tuimoloau and Jack Sawyer are all candidates to hear their names called in Friday night’s second round. Quarterback Will Howard ...

Wall Street was looking for $12.8 billion. “The current macro environment is creating elevated uncertainty across the industry, which is reflected in our outlook. We are taking a disciplined and ...

Not only is that just an elite group of college wide receivers, but this is a collection of guys who all played the same position at the same university at the same time, who all were drafted in ...

You're really not supposed to switch sides in the Ohio State-Michigan rivalry. That's The Game. There's either one or the other. But the Detroit Lions and Cleveland Browns complicated things on ...

He had an impressive high school career in Avon, Ohio. Kelly had recently joined the Bearcats and was participating in spring practice. The university and Avon community are mourning his loss.

People in Avon, Ohio, are remembering a University of Cincinnati football player who died unexpectedly this week.The University of Cincinnati Department of Athletics announced that freshman ...

Kelly graduated from Avon High School and helped lead their football ... ESPN ranked Kelly as the 45th best recruit in Ohio for the 2025 class. Kelly had enrolled early and was already practicing ...